Sentence examples similar to appreciation standpoint from inspiring English sources
While it's mostly thankless, from a fan-appreciation standpoint, to be a referee, it is especially lonely for the referee who has made a mistake.
Jane Addams demonstrates an appreciation for the spirit of standpoint theory through her work and writing at Hull-House.
From a conservation standpoint, developing a better appreciation of the adaptive potential of mammals is important because, due to their limited dispersal ability relative to birds, range shifts of many mammalian species may be unable to track the pace of rapid climate change (Schloss et al. 2012).
Anne Eaton proposes an alternative notion of "situatedness," importing into aesthetics a version of feminist standpoint theory to draw attention both to audience positions of appreciation and to the perspectives evoked in works of art (Eaton 2009).
From a scientific standpoint, many of these realizations can be initially frustrating, but with experience and an appreciation of the multidisciplinary nature of environmental science, one learns that this is a societal system we are working within and the science underlying many decisions is an important but not always determining factor in making the final decision.
Like many other soaring stock markets, Hong Kong's is much more volatile than the U.S.' On a risk-reward basis, you paid 1.7% in volatility in Hong Kong for every 1% of appreciation, and even more in Mexico, 2%, compared with 1.2% in the U.S. From this standpoint, the Netherlands' market would have been better — 19% annual growth and a 1.0 risk-reward ratio.
From a neurological standpoint.
Students whooped in appreciation.
We deserve the appreciation.
